EP3598913A1 - Élément de rembourrage pour vêtements de sport - Google Patents
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- the present invention concerns cushioning elements for sports apparel, in particular a sole for a sports shoe.
- cushioning elements play a great role in the field of sports apparel and are used for clothing for the most varied types of sports. Exemplarily, winter sports clothing, running wear, outdoor clothing, football wear, golf clothing, martial arts apparel or the like may be named here.
- cushioning elements serve to protect the wearer from shocks or blows, and for padding, for example, in case the wearer falls down.
- the cushioning elements comprise typically one or more deformation elements which deform under an external effect of pressure or a shock impact and thereby absorb the impact energy.
- a particularly important role is to be attributed to the cushioning elements in the construction of shoes, especially sports shoes.
- shoes are provided with a large number of different properties which can vary considerably, according to the specific type of the shoe.
- shoe soles have a protective function. By their stiffness, which is higher than that of the shoe shaft, they protect the foot of the respective wearer against injuries caused, e.g., by pointed or sharp objects which the wearer of the shoe may step on.
- the shoe sole due to its increased abrasion resistance, usually protects the shoe against an excessive wear.
- shoe soles may improve the contact of the shoe on the respective ground and thereby enable faster movements.
- a further function of a shoe sole may consist in providing certain stability.
- a shoe sole may have a cushioning effect in order to, e.g., cushion the effects produced by the contact of the shoe with the ground.
- a shoe sole may protect the foot from dirt or spray water and/or provide a large variety of other functionalities.
- cushioning elements made of ethylene-vinyl-acetate (EVA), thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), rubber, polypropylene (PP) or polystyrene (PS), in the form of shoe soles.
- EVA ethylene-vinyl-acetate
- TPU thermoplastic polyurethane
- PP polypropylene
- PS polystyrene
- US 2005/0150132 A1 discloses footwear (e.g., shoes, sandals, boots, etc.) that is constructed with small beads stuffed into the footbed, so that the beads can shift about due to pressure on the footbed by the user's foot during normal use.
- WO 2007/082838 A1 discloses foams based on thermoplastic polyurethanes.
- US 2011/0047720 A1 discloses a method of manufacturing a sole assembly for an article of footwear.
- WO 2006/015440 A1 discloses a method of forming a composite material.
- WO 89/06501 discloses a resilient or padded insert for footwear.
- the insert is composed of individual beads of a thermoplastically deformable resilient foam material.
- the beads have a closed surface essentially impermeable to air and are fixed in their mutual positions under the influence of heat during sintering.
- DE 36 05 662 C1 relates to a method for the manufacture of a malleable, elastic damping- or cushioning body.
- DE 10 2011 108 744 A1 relates to a method for the manufacture of a sole or part of a sole of a shoe, in particular a sports shoe, comprising the following steps: a) producing plastic bodies with dimensions in the three directions of space between 2 mm and 15 mm, preferably between 3 mm and 9 mm, wherein the plastic bodies consist of a foamed thermoplastic elastomer on the basis of urethane (TPU, E-TPU, TPE-U) and/or on the basis of polyetherblockamide (PEBA), b) loading the plastic bodies into a molding tool comprising a cavity corresponding to the shape of the sole or part of the sole to be manufactured, and c) connecting the plastic bodies which abut each other in the molding tool, wherein a binder is introduced into the molding tool and/or heat is applied to the plastic bodies for the connecting.
- a foamed thermoplastic elastomer on the basis of urethane (TPU, E-TPU, TPE-U) and/or
- cushioning elements which are known from prior art, in particular of the known shoe soles, is, however, that these have a low breathability. This can considerably restrict the wearing comfort of the sports clothing which contains the cushioning element, since it leads to increased formation of sweat or a heat accumulation under the clothing. This is disadvantageous particularly in cases where the clothing is worn continuously for a longer time, as, for instance, during a walking tour or a round of golf or during winter sports. Furthermore, cushioning elements often increase the overall weight of the sports clothing in a not insignificant amount. This may have an adverse effect on the wearer's performance, in particular in sports of endurance or running.
- a further object of the present invention consists in improving the breathability of such a cushioning element and in further reducing its weight.
- a cushioning element for sports apparel in particular for a sole of a sports shoe which comprises a first deformation element having a plurality of randomly arranged particles of an expanded material, wherein there are first voids within the particles and/or between the particles.
- expanded material for the construction of a deformation element for a cushioning element of sports clothing is particularly advantageous, as this material is very light and has, at the same time, very good cushioning properties.
- the use of randomly arranged particles of the expanded material facilitates the manufacture of such a cushioning element considerably, since the particles can be handled particularly easily and no orientation is necessary during the manufacture. So, for instance, the particles can be filled, under pressure or by using a transport fluid, into a mold used for producing the deformation element or the cushioning element, respectively. Due to the voids between or within the particles of the expanded material, the weight of the deformation element und thus of the cushioning element is further reduced.
- the particles of the expanded material comprise one or more of the following materials: expanded ethylene-vinyl-acetate, expanded thermoplastic urethane, expanded polypropylene, expanded polyamide, expanded polyether block amide, expanded polyoxymethylene, expanded polystyrene, expanded polyethylene, expanded polyoxyethylene, expanded ethylene propylene diene monomer. According to the specific requirement profile, one or more of these materials can be used advantageously for the manufacture due to their substance-specific properties.
- the particles of the expanded material have one or more of the following cross-sectional profiles: ring-shaped, oval, square, polygonal, round, rectangular, star-shaped.
- the first deformation element is manufactured by inserting the particles of the expanded material into a mold and exposing them after said insertion into the mold to a heating- and/or pressurizing- and/or steaming process.
- the surfaces of the particles can be melted at least in part, so that the surfaces of the particles bond after cooling.
- the particles due to the heating- and/or pressurizing- and/or steaming process, can also form a bond by a chemical reaction.
- Such a bond is highly robust and durable and does not require a use of further bonding agents, e.g. adhesives.
- a cushioning element with a first deformation element comprising a "loose” arrangement of randomly arranged particles of the expanded material, with voids and also channels or cavities (cf. below) in between the randomly arranged particles, or even a network of such voids, channels and cavities, without the danger of losing the necessary stability of the first deformation element.
- the resulting bond is strong enough to ensure that, in particular, particles arranged at the surface of such a first deformation element or cushioning element are not "picked off' during use of the element.
- the manufacture inter alia, simpler, safer, more cost-effective and more environment-friendly.
- the size and shape of the voids between the particles of the expanded materials can be influenced, which, as already mentioned, can have effects on the weight, heat insulation and breathability of the cushioning element.
- the particles comprise, before being inserted into the mold, a density of 10 - 150 g/l, preferably of 10 - 100 g/l and particularly preferably of 10 - 50 g/l.
- the first deformation element can be manufactured by intermixing the particles of the expanded material with a further material which is removed later or which remains at least in part in the first voids of the first deformation element. This enables, on the one hand, a further exertion of influence on the properties of the voids forming between the particles. If, on the other hand, the second material is not removed completely from the voids, it can increase the stability of the deformation element.
- a solidified liquid resides in the first voids of the deformation element.
- This solidified liquid may, for instance, be a transport fluid which is used for filling a form with the particles of the expanded material and which has solidified during the heating-/pressurizing-/steaming process.
- the particles inserted in the mold can also be coated continuously with the liquid during the heat-/pressure-/steam treatment, whereby said liquid solidifies gradually.
- the first voids form one or more cavities in which air is trapped. In this manner, the heat insulation of the cushioning element may be increased.
- air can comprise a lower heat conduction than solid materials, e.g. the particles of the expanded material.
- the cavities could also trap another type of gas or liquid inside them or they could be evacuated.
- the first voids form one or more channels through the first deformation element that are permeable to air and/or liquids. Thereby, the breathability of the deformation element is increased.
- the use of randomly arranged particles is particularly advantageous.
- the random arrangement By the random arrangement, such channels develop alone with a certain statistical probability without a requirement of a specific arrangement of the particles when they are filled into a mold. This reduces the manufacturing expenses of such a deformation element significantly.
- first voids may form one or more cavities that trap air inside them and some of the first voids may form one or more channels throughout the first deformation element which are permeable to air and/or liquids.
- first voids between the randomly arranged particles predominantly form cavities which trap air inside them or predominantly form channels as described above may dependent on the size, shape, material, density and so forth of the randomly arranged particles and also on the manufacturing parameters like temperature, pressure, packing density of the particles, etc.. It may also depend on the pressure load on the first deformation element.
- a first deformation element arranged in the heel region or forefoot region of a shoe will experience a strong compression during a gait cycle, e.g. during landing on the heel or push-off over the forefoot.
- potential channels through the first deformation element might be sealed by the compressed and deformed randomly arranged particles.
- the foot may be in close contact with the inner surface of the shoe. This might reduce the breathability of the sole.
- the sealing of the channels may, however, lead to the formation of additional cavities within the first deformation element, trapping air inside them, and may thus increase the heat insulation of the sole, which is particularly important when the sole contacts the ground, because here a large amount of body heat might be lost.
- the randomly arranged particles of the first deformation element might re-expand, leading to a re-opening of the channels.
- some of the cavities present in the loaded state might open up and form channels through the first deformation element that are permeable to air and/or liquids.
- the foot may not be in tight contact with the inner surface of the shoe anymore in such periods of the gait cycle. Hence, breathability might be increased during this phase whereas heat insulation might be reduced.
- This interplay between the formation of channels and cavities within the first deformation element depending on the state of compression may provide a preferred direction to an airflow through the first deformation element, e.g. in the direction of the compression and re-expansion of the first deformation element.
- a first deformation element arranged in the sole of a shoe e.g., the compression and re-expansion in a direction from the foot to the ground during a gait cycle may guide and control an airflow in the direction from the ground through the first deformation element to the foot, or out of the shoe.
- Such a guided airflow can, in particular, be advantageously employed in combination with the high energy return provided by a first deformation element comprising randomly arranged particles of an expanded material, e.g. eTPU.
- a first deformation element arranged in the forefoot region comprising randomly arranged particles of eTPU may, on the one side, provide high energy return to the foot of a wearer when pushing off over the toes.
- the re-expansion of the first deformation element after push-off may also lead to a guided or directed inflow of air into the forefoot region, leading to good ventilation and cooling of the foot.
- the re-expansion of the first deformation element may even lead to a suction effect, sucking air into channels through the first deformation element, and may thus facilitate ventilation and cooling of the foot even further.
- Such an efficient cooling can provide the foot of a wearer with additional "energy” and generally improve performance, wellbeing and endurance of an athlete.
- first deformation element arranged in the forefoot region
- its main purpose was to exemplified the advantageous combination of energy return and directed airflow that may be provided by embodiments of inventive cushioning elements with first deformation elements. It is clear to the skilled person that this effect can also be advantageously employed in other regions of a sole or in entirely different sports apparel.
- the direction of compression and re-expansion and the direction of guidance of the airflow may vary depending on the specific arrangement of the first deformation element and its intended use.
- the manufacture of the cushioning element comprises the creation of one or more predefined channels through the first deformation element that are permeable to air and/or liquids.
- the predefined channel(s) may e.g. be created by corresponding protrusions or needles in a mold that is used for the manufacture of the cushioning element.
- the cushioning element further comprises a reinforcing element, in particular, a textile reinforcing element and/or a foil-like reinforcing element and/or a fiber-like reinforcing element.
- a reinforcing element in particular, a textile reinforcing element and/or a foil-like reinforcing element and/or a fiber-like reinforcing element.
- the reinforcing element is provided as a foil comprising thermoplastic urethane.
- Thermoplastic urethane foils are particularly well suited for use in combination with particles of expanded material, especially particles of expanded thermoplastic urethane.
- the foil can be provided permeable to air and/or liquids in at least one direction.
- the foil may, for instance, be permeable to air in one or both directions, said foil, however, being permeable to liquids only in one direction, thus being able to protect against moisture from the outside, e.g. water.
- a cushioning element in which the first voids form one or more channels permeable to air and/or liquids through the first deformation element is combined with a reinforcing element, in particular a textile reinforcing element and/or a foil-like reinforcement element, especially a foil comprising thermoplastic urethane, and/or a fiber-like reinforcing element, whereby the reinforcing element comprises at least one opening which is arranged in such a way that air and/or liquid passing through one or more channels in the first deformation element can pass in at least one direction through the at least one opening of the reinforcing element.
- the reinforcing element can also serve to protect from moisture from the outside.
- the first deformation element takes up a first partial region of the cushioning element, and the cushioning element further comprises a second deformation element.
- the properties of the cushioning element can be selectively influenced in different areas, what increases the constructive freedom and the possibilities of exerting influence significantly.
- the second deformation element comprises a plurality of randomly arranged particles of an expanded material, whereby second voids are provided within the particles and/or between the particles of the second deformation element which on average are smaller than the first voids of the first deformation element.
- a size of the second voids which is smaller on average means, for example, a greater density of the expanded material of the second deformation material and thus a higher stability and deformation stiffness, but, possibly, also a lower breathability.
- the randomly arranged particles in the first deformation element and the manufacturing parameters are chosen such that the first voids predominantly form channels throughout the first deformation element permeable to air and/or liquids, thus creating good breathability in this region.
- the randomly arranged particles in the second deformation element and the manufacturing parameters may be chosen such that the second voids predominantly form cavities trapping air inside them, thus creating good heat insulation in this region. The opposite is also conceivable.
- the cushioning element is designed as at least one part of a shoe sole, in particular at least as a part of a midsole. In a further preferred embodiment, the cushioning element is designed as at least a part of an insole of a shoe.
- different embodiments of deformation elements with different properties each can be combined with each other and/or be arranged in preferred regions of the sole and/or the midsole and/or the insole.
- the toe region and the forefoot region are preferred regions where permeability to air should be enabled.
- the medial region is preferably configured more inflexibly so as to ensure a better stability.
- the heel region and the forefoot region of a sole preferably have a particular padding.
- the sole can be adapted exactly to the requirements, according to the aspects described herein.
- a possibility to arrange the different regions or the different deformation elements, respectively, in a cushioning element consists in manufacturing these in one piece in a manufacturing process.
- a mold is loaded with one or more types of particles of expanded materials.
- a first partial region of the mold is loaded with a first type of particles of an expanded material
- a second partial region of the mold is loaded with a second type of particles.
- the particles may differ in their starting materials, their size, their density, their color etc.
- individual partial regions of the mold may also be loaded with non-expanded material.
- the particles and, if necessary, further materials into the mold may be subjected, as already described herein, to a pressurizing- and/or steaming- and/or heating process.
- a pressurizing- and/or steaming- and/or heating process such as, for example, the pressure, the duration of the treatment, the temperature, etc. - in the individual partial regions of the mold as well as by suitable tool- and machine adjustments, the properties of the manufactured cushioning element can be further influenced in individual partial regions.
- a further aspect of the invention concerns a shoe, in particular a sports shoe, with a sole, in particular a midsole and/or an insole, according to one of the previously cited embodiments.
- a shoe in particular a sports shoe
- a sole in particular a midsole and/or an insole
- different aspect of the cited embodiments and aspects of the invention can be combined in an advantageous manner, according to the profile of requirements concerning the sole and the shoe.
- the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.
- the present invention may also be used for insoles as well as other sportswear, e.g. for shin-guards, protective clothing for martial arts, cushioning elements in the elbow region or the knee region for winter sports clothing and the like.
- Fig. 1 shows a cushioning element 100 configured as part of a midsole, according to an aspect of the invention, which comprises a deformation element 110.
- the deformation element 110 has a plurality of randomly arranges particles 120 of an expanded material, whereby first voids 130 are comprised within the particles 120 and/or between the particles 120.
- the deformation element 110 constitutes the whole cushioning element 100. In further preferred embodiments, however, the deformation element 110 takes up only one or more partial regions of the cushioning element 100. It is also possible that the cushioning element 100 comprises several deformation elements 110 which each form a partial region of the cushioning element 100. Thereby, the different deformation elements 110 in the various partial regions of the cushioning element 100 may comprise particles 120 of the same expanded material or of different expanded materials. The voids 130 between the particles 120 of the expanded material of the respective deformation elements 110 may each, on average, also have the same size or different sizes.
- the average size of the voids is to be determined, for example, by determining the volume of the voids in a defined sample amount of the manufactured deformation element, e.g. in 1 cubic centimeter of the manufactured deformation element.
- a further possibility to determine the average size of the voids is, for example, to measure of the diameter of a specific number of voids, e.g. of 10 voids, and to subsequently form of the mean value of the measurements.
- a diameter of a void for example, the largest and the smallest distance between the walls of the respective void may come into question, or another value which can be consistently measured by the skilled person.
- deformation elements 110 with different properties for the construction of a cushioning element 100 can be combined with each other. Thereby, the properties of the cushioning element 100 can be influenced locally by selection.
- the cushioning elements 100 are not only suitable for manufacturing shoe soles, but can also be advantageously used in the field of other sports apparel.
- the particles 120 of the expanded material can comprise in particular one or more of the following materials: expanded ethylene-vinyl-acetate (eEVA), expanded thermoplastic urethane (eTPU), expanded polypropylene (ePP), expanded polyamide (ePA), expanded polyether block amid (ePEBA), expanded polyoxymethylene (ePOM), expanded polystyrene (ePS), expanded polyethylene (ePE), expanded polyethylene(ePOE), expanded polyoxyethylene (ePOE), expanded ethylene-propylene-diene monomer (eEPDM).
- eEVA expanded ethylene-vinyl-acetate
- eTPU expanded thermoplastic urethane
- ePP expanded polypropylene
- ePA expanded polyamide
- ePEBA expanded polyether block amid
- ePOM expanded polyoxymethylene
- ePS expanded polystyrene
- ePE expanded polyethylene
- ePOE expanded polyethylene(ePOE)
- eTPU has excellent cushioning properties which remain unchanged also at higher or lower temperatures.
- eTPU is very elastic and returns the energy stored during compression almost completely during subsequent expansion. This is particularly advantageous in embodiments of cushioning elements 100 which are used for shoe soles.
- the particles 120 of the expanded material can be introduced into a mold and subjected to a heating- and/or pressurization- and/or steaming process after the filling of the mold.
- a heating- and/or pressurization- and/or steaming process By varying the parameters of the heating- and/or pressurization- and/or steaming process, the properties of the manufactured cushioning elements can be further influenced. So, in particular, it is possible, by the pressure to which the particles 120 are subjected in the mold, to influence the resulting thickness of the manufactured cushioning element or the shape or the size, respectively, of the voids 130. The thickness and the size of the voids 130 thereby depend also on the pressure used for inserting the particles 120 into the mold. So, for example, in one embodiment, the particles 120 may be introduced into the mold by means of compressed air or a transport fluid.
- the thickness of the manufactured cushioning element 100 is further influenced by the (mean) density of the particles 120 of the expanded material before the filling of the mold.
- this density lies in a range between 10 - 150 g/l, preferably in a range between 10 - 100 g/l, and particularly preferred in a range of 10 - 50 g/l.
- first deformation element 110 comprising a "loose" arrangement of randomly arranged particles 120, as shown in Fig. 1 .
- first voids 130 which may further form channels or cavities (cf. below) or even a network of voids, channels and cavities in between the randomly arranged particles 120, the necessary stability of the first deformation element 110 can be provided.
- the resulting bond is strong enough to ensure that, in particular, particles 120 arranged at the surface of such a first deformation element 110 or cushioning element 100 are not "picked off' during use.
- the particles 120 of the expanded material for the manufacture of the cushioning element 100 are first intermixed with a further material.
- a further material This may be particles of another expanded or non-expanded material, a powder, a gel, a liquid or the like.
- wax-containing materials or materials that behave like wax are used.
- the additional material is removed from the voids 130 in a later manufacturing step, for example, after filling the mixture into a mold and/or a heating- and/or pressurizing- and/or steaming process.
- the additional material can, for example, be removed again from the voids 130 by a further heat treatment, by compressed air or by means of a solvent.
- the properties of the deformation element 110 and thereby of the cushioning element 110 and, in particular, the shape and size of the voids 130 can be influenced.
- the additional material remains at least partially in the voids 130. This can, for example, have a positive influence on stability and/or tensile strength of the cushioning element 100.
- the particles 120 can also show different cross-sectional profiles.
- the particles 120 may have a tubular form, i.e. comprise a channel, or else have a closed surface which may surround a hollow space inside.
- the shape of the particles 120 has a substantial influence on the packing density of the particles 120 after insertion into the mold.
- the packing density depends further on, e.g., the pressure under which the particles 120 are filled into the mold or to which they are subjected in the mold, respectively.
- the shape of the particles 120 has an influence on whether the particles 120 comprise a continuous channel or a closed surface. The same applies to the pressure used during the filling of the mold or within the mold, respectively.
- the shape and the average size of the voids 130 between the particles 120 can be influenced.
- the configuration of the particles 120 and the pressure used during the filling and/or in the mold determine the likelihood that the voids 130 form one or more channels permeable to air and/or to liquids through the deformation element 110.
- the particles 120 are arranged randomly, according to an aspect of the invention, such continuous channels develop, with certain statistic likelihood, on their own, without the need of specific expensive manufacturing processes as, for example, an alignment of the particles 120 or the use of complicated molds.
- the likelihood of this depends, as already mentioned, inter alia, on the shape of the particles 120, in particular on the maximum achievable packing density of the particles 120 in case of a given shape.
- cuboid particles 120 can, as a rule, be packed more densely than star-shaped or round/oval particles 120, what leads to smaller voids 130 on the average and to a reduced likelihood of the development of channels permeable to air and/or liquids. There is also a higher probability that channels develop which are permeable to air, because air is gaseous and therefore able to pass also through very small channels which are not permeable to liquids due to the surface tension of the liquid.
- deformation elements 120 can be manufactured without increased manufacturing efforts by an appropriate selection of the shape and size of the particles 120 and/or an appropriate filling pressure of the particles 120, and/or an adaption of the parameters of the heating- and/or pressurizing- and/or steaming process to which the particles 120 are possibly subjected in the mold, these deformation elements 110 being indeed breathable, but, at the same time, impermeable to liquids.
- This combination of properties is particularly advantageous for sports apparel which is worn outside closed rooms.
- the first voids 130 may also form one or more cavities in which air is trapped.
- air can comprise a lower heat conduction than solid materials, e.g. the particles 120 of the expanded material.
- the overall heat conduction of the first deformation element 110 and thus the cushioning element 100 can be reduced so that the foot of a wearer, e.g., is better insulated against loss of body heat through the foot.
- first voids 130 may form one or more cavities that trap air inside them and some of the first voids 130 may form one or more channels throughout the first deformation element 110 which are permeable to air and/or liquids.
- first voids 130 between the randomly arranged particles 120 predominantly form cavities which trap air inside them or predominantly form channels permeable to air and/or liquids may dependent on the size, shape, material, density and so forth of the randomly arranged particles 120 and also on the manufacturing parameters like temperature, pressure, packing density of the particles 120, etc.. It may also depend on the pressure load on the first deformation element 110 or cushioning element 100.
- the forefoot region or the heel region of the first deformation element 110 will experience a strong compression during a gait cycle, e.g. during landing on the heel or push-off over the forefoot. Under such a pressure load, potential channels through the first deformation element 110 might be sealed. Also, during landing or push-off, the foot may be in close contact with the top surface of cushioning element 100. This might reduce the breathability. The sealing of the channels may, however, lead to the formation of additional cavities within the first deformation element 110, trapping air inside them, and thus increase the heat insulation of the cushioning element 100, which is particularly important during ground contact, because here a large amount of body heat might be lost.
- the randomly arranged particles 120 of the first deformation element 110 might re-expand, leading to a re-opening of the channels.
- some of the cavities present in the loaded state might open up and form channels through the first deformation element 110 that are permeable to air and/or liquids.
- the foot may not be in tight contact with the top surface of the cushioning element 100 anymore in such periods of the gait cycle. Hence, breathability might be increased during this phase whereas heat insulation might be reduced.
- This interplay between the formation of channels and cavities within the first deformation element 110 depending on the state of compression may provide a preferred direction to an airflow through the first deformation element 110 and cushioning element 100, e.g. in the direction of the compression and re-expansion.
- cushioning element 100 arranged in the sole of a shoe e.g., the compression and re-expansion in a direction from the foot to the ground during a gait cycle may guide and control an airflow in that.
- Figs. 8a -b show an illustration of a directed airflow through a cushioning /deformation element discussed above. Shown is cushioning element 800 with a first deformation element 810 that comprises randomly arranged particles 820 of an expanded material. There are also first voids 830 between and/or within the particles 820.
- Fig. 8a shows a compressed state wherein the compression is effected by a pressure acting in a vertical direction in the example shown here.
- Fig. 8b shows a re-expanded state of the first deformation element 810, wherein the (main) direction of re-expansion is indicated by the arrow 850.
- Figs. 8a -b only serve illustrative purposes and the situation shown in these figures may deviate from the exact conditions found in an actual cushioning element.
- the particles 820 and voids 830 form a three-dimensional structure whereas here only two dimensions can be shown.
- the potential channels formed by the voids 830 may also "wind through" the first deformation element 810, including in directions perpendicular to the image plane of Figs. 8a -b.
- Fig. 8a the individual particles 820 are compressed and deformed. Because of this deformation of the particles 820, the voids 830 in the first deformation element 830 may change their dimensions and arrangement. In particular, channels winding through the first deformation element 810 in the unloaded state might now be blocked by some of the deformed particles 820. On the other hand, additional cavities may, for example, be formed within the first deformation element 810 by sections of sealed or blocked channels. Hence, an airflow through the first deformation element might be reduced or blocked, as indicated by the arrows 860.
- the particles 820 may also re-expand and return (more or less) to the form and shape they had before the compression.
- this re-expansion which may predominantly occur in the direction the pressure which caused the deformation had acted (i.e. a vertical direction in the case shown here, cf. 850 )
- previously blocked channels might reopen and also previously present cavities might open up and connect to additional channels through the first deformation element 810.
- the re-opened and additional channels may herein predominantly "follow" the re-expansion 850 of the first deformation element 810, leading to a directed airflow through the first deformation element 810, as indicated by arrows 870.
- the re-expansion of the first deformation element 810 might even actively “suck in” air, further increasing the airflow 870.
- a guided airflow as discussed above can, in particular, be advantageously employed in combination with the high energy return provided by a first deformation element 110 comprising randomly arranged particles 120 of an expanded material, e.g. eTPU.
- the cushioning element 100 with first deformation element 110 may, on the one side, provide high energy return to the foot of a wearer when pushing off over the toes.
- the re-expansion of the first deformation element 110 after push-off may also lead to a guided inflow of air into the forefoot region, leading to good ventilation and cooling of the foot.
- the re-expansion of the first deformation element 110 may even lead to a suction effect, sucking air into channels through the first deformation element 110, and may thus facilitate ventilation and cooling of the foot even further.
- Such an efficient cooling can provide the foot of a wearer with additional "energy” and generally improve performance, wellbeing and endurance of an athlete.
- a similar effect may also be provided, e.g., in the heel region of the cushioning element 100.
- the manufacture of the cushioning element 100 comprises the creation of one or more predefined channels (not shown) through the first deformation element 110 that are permeable to air and/or liquids. This may allow further balancing the heat insulating properties vs. e.g. the breathability of the cushioning element 100.
- the predefined channel(s) may e.g. be created by corresponding protrusions or needles in a mold that is used for the manufacture of the cushioning element 100.
- Fig. 2 shows an embodiment of particles 200 of an expanded material which have an oval cross-section.
- the particles have, in addition, a wall 210 and a continuous channel 220. Due to the oval shape of the particles 200 of the expanded material, voids 230 develop between the particles. The average size of these voids 230 is dependent on the shape of the particles 200, in particular on the maximum achievable packing density of the particles 200 in case of a given mold, as already explained above. So, for example, cuboid or cube-shaped particles can, as a rule, be packed more densely than spherical or oval-shaped particles 200.
- a deformation element manufactured from the randomly arranged particles 200 due to the random arrangement of the particles 200, one or more channels permeable to air and/or liquids develop with a certain statistical probability, without an alignment of the particles or the like being necessary. This facilitates the manufacturing effort significantly.
- the probability of a development of such channels is further increased by the tubular configuration of the particles 200 with a wall 210 and a continuous channel 220, since the channels permeable to air and/or liquids may extend along the channels 220 within the particles as well as along the voids 230 between the particles and along a combination of channels 230 within and voids 220 between the particles 200.
- the average size of the voids 220 as well as the probability of developing channels permeable to air and/or liquids in the finished deformation element depend furthermore on the pressure with which the particles are filled into a mold used for manufacture and/or on the parameters of the heating- and/or pressurizing- and/or steaming process to which the particles are possibly subjected in the mold.
- the particles 200 have one or more different colors. This influences the optical appearance of the finished deformation element or cushioning element, respectively.
- the particles 200 are made of expanded thermoplastic urethane and are colored with a color comprising liquid thermoplastic urethane. This leads to a very durable coloring of the particles and hence of the deformation element or cushioning element, respectively.
- Fig. 3 shows a further embodiment of a cushioning element 300 configured as a midsole and comprising a deformation element 310, according to an aspect of the present invention.
- the deformation element 310 comprises a number of randomly arranged particles 320 of an expanded material, whereby first voids 330 are present between the particles 320.
- a solidified liquid resides between the voids 330.
- Said solidified liquid 330 may, for instance, be a solidified liquid 330 comprising one or more of the following materials: thermoplastic urethane, ethylene-vinyl-acetate or other materials which are compatible with the respective expanded material of the particles 320.
- the solidified liquid 330 may serve as transport fluid for filling the particles 320 of the expanded material into a mold used for manufacturing the cushioning element 300, whereby the transport fluid solidifies during the manufacturing process, for example, during a heating- and/or pressurizing- and/or steaming process.
- the particles 320 introduced into a mold are continuously coated with the liquid 330 which solidifies gradually during this process.
- the solidified liquid increases the stability, elasticity and/or tensile strength of the deformation element 330 and thus allows the manufacture of a very thin cushioning element 300, according to an aspect of the invention. This may, on the one hand, reduce the weight of such a cushioning element 300 additionally. Furthermore, the low thickness of such a cushioning element 300 allows the use of the cushioning element 300 in regions of sports apparel where too great a thickness would lead to a significant impediment of the wearer, for example in the region of the elbow or the knee in case of outdoor and/or winter sports clothing, or for shin-guards or the like.
- deformation elements 310 with a plurality of different properties such as thickness, elasticity, tensile strength, compressibility, weight and the like can be manufactured.
- Fig. 4 shows a further embodiment according to an aspect of the invention.
- Fig. 4 shows a cushioning element 410 configured as a midsole.
- the cushioning element 400 comprises a deformation element 410 which comprises a number of randomly arranged particles of an expanded material, with first voids being present within the particles and/or between the particles.
- the cushioning element 400 further comprises a first reinforcing element 420 which preferably is a textile and/or fiber-like reinforcing element 420.
- the reinforcing element 420 serves to increase the stability of the deformation element 410 in selected regions, in the embodiment shown in Fig. 4 in the region of the midfoot.
- a textile and/or fiber-like reinforcing element 420 in combination with a deformation element 410 allows, according to one or more aspects of the present invention, the manufacture of a very light cushioning element 400 which nevertheless has the necessary stability.
- a cushioning element 400 can be used in a particularly advantageous manner in the construction of shoe soles.
- the reinforcing element 420 can also be another element increasing the stability of the deformation element 420 or a decorative element or the like.
- the cushioning element 400 shown in Fig. 4 furthermore comprises a foil-like reinforcing element 430.
- this is a foil comprising thermoplastic urethane.
- a deformation element 410 which comprises randomly arranged particles which, for their part, comprise expanded thermoplastic urethane
- such a foil 430 can be used advantageously, as the foil can form a chemical bound with the expanded particles which is extremely durable and resistant and does not require an additional use of adhesives. This makes the manufacture of such cushioning elements 400 easier, more cost-effective and more environment-friendly.
- a foil-like reinforcing element 430 can, on the one hand, increase the (form) stability of the cushioning element 400, and, on the other hand, the foil-like reinforcing element 430 can protect the cushioning element 400 against external influences as, for example, abrasion, moisture, UV light or the like.
- the first reinforcing element 420 and/or the foil-like reinforcing element 430 further comprise at least one opening which is arranged such that air and/or liquids flowing through one or more channels permeable to air and/or liquids, which, as described above, may develop, according to an aspect of the invention within the deformation element 410, can pass in at least one direction through the at least one opening in the first reinforcing element 420 and/or the foil-like reinforcing element 430.
- the foil-like reinforcing element 430 is designed as a membrane which is breathable, but is permeable to liquids in one direction only, preferably in the direction from the foot outwards, so that no moisture from the outside can penetrate from the outside into the shoe and to the foot of the wearer, while at the same time the permeability to air of the membrane ensures breathability.
- Fig. 5 shows a schematic cross-section of a shoe 500, according to another aspect of the present invention.
- the shoe 500 comprises a cushioning element designed as a midsole 505, which cushioning element comprises a deformation element 510 which, on its part, comprises randomly arranged particles of an expanded material.
- voids are present within the particles and/or between the particles.
- the voids develop one or more channels permeable to air or liquids through the deformation element 510.
- the materials and the manufacturing parameters are selected such that the channels, as described above, are indeed permeable to air, but not to liquids. This enables the manufacture of a shoe 500 which, though being breathable, protects the foot of the wearer at the same time against moisture from the outside.
- the cushioning element 505 shown in Fig. 5 further comprises a reinforcing element 520 which is configured as a cage element in the presented embodiment and which, for example, encompasses a shoe upper three-dimensionally.
- the reinforcing element 520 preferably comprises a succession of openings 530 arranged such that air and/or fluid flowing through the channels in the deformation element 510 can flow, in at least one direction, through the at least one opening 530 in the reinforcing element 520, e.g. from the inside to the outside.
- the cushioning element 530 preferably comprises a series of outer sole elements 540. These can fulfill a number of functions. So, the outer sole elements 540 can additionally protect the foot of the wearer against moisture and/or influence the cushioning properties of the sole 505 of the shoe 500 in a favorable manner and/or further increase the ground contact of the shoe 500 and so forth.
- Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 show further embodiments of cushioning elements 600, 700 provided as midsoles, each comprising a first deformation element 610, 710 which takes up a first partial region of the cushioning element 600, 700, and, in addition, each comprising a second deformation element 620, 720 which takes up a second partial region of the cushioning element 600, 700.
- the different deformation elements 610, 710, 620, 720 each comprise randomly arranged particles of an expanded material, with voids being present within the particles and/or between the particles of the deformation elements 610, 710, 620, 720.
- particles of the same expanded material or of different materials may be used.
- the particles may have the same cross-sectional profile or different shapes.
- the particles may also have different sizes, densities, colors etc. before the filling into the molds (not shown) which are used for the manufacture of the cushioning elements 600, 700.
- the particles for the first deformation element 610, 710 and the second deformation element 620, 720 as well as the manufacturing parameters are selected such that the voids in the first deformation element 610 or 710, respectively, show a different size on average than the voids in the second deformation element 620 or 720.
- the particles and the manufacturing parameters can be selected such that the voids in the second deformation element 620 or 720, respectively, are smaller on average than the voids in the first deformation element 610 or 710, respectively. Therefore, by combining different deformation elements, properties such as, e.g., elasticity, breathability, permeability to liquids, heat insulation, density, thickness, weight etc. of the cushioning element can be selectively influenced in individual partial regions. This increases the constructional freedom to a considerable extent.
- the cushioning element comprises an even higher number (three or more) of different deformation elements which each take up a partial region of the cushioning element.
- all deformation elements may comprise different properties (e.g., size of the voids), or several deformation elements may have similar properties or comprise the same properties.
- the randomly arranged particles in the first deformation element 610, 710 and the manufacturing parameters are chosen such that the first voids between and/or within the randomly arranged particles of the first deformation element 610, 710 predominantly form channels throughout the first deformation element 610, 710 that are permeable to air and/or liquids, thus creating good breathability in this region.
- the randomly arranged particles in the second deformation element 620, 720 and the manufacturing parameters may be chosen such that the second voids between and/or within the randomly arranged particles in the second deformation element 620, 720 predominantly form cavities which trap air inside them, thus creating good heat insulation in this region. The opposite situation is also possible.
- FIGs. 9a -f show an embodiment of a shoe 900 according to the invention comprising an embodiment of a cushioning element 905 according to the invention.
- Fig. 9a shows the lateral side of the shoe 900
- Fig. 9b the medial side
- Fig. 9c shows the back of the shoe 900
- Fig. 9d the bottom side.
- Figs. 9 e and 9f show enlarged pictures of the cushioning element 905 of the shoe 900.
- the cushioning element 905 comprises a first deformation element 910, comprising randomly arranged particles 920 of an expanded material with first voids 930 between the particles 920. All explanations and considerations put forth above with regard to the embodiments of cushioning elements 100, 300, 400, 505, 600, 700, 800 and first deformation elements 110, 310, 410, 510, 610, 710, 810 also apply here.
- the cushioning element further comprises a reinforcing element 950 and an outsole layer 960.
- Both reinforcing element 950 and outsole layer 960 may comprise several subcomponents which may or may not form one integral piece.
- the reinforcing element 950 comprises a pronation support in the medial heel region and a torsion bar in the region of the arch of the foot.
- the outsole layer 960 comprises several individual subcomponents arranged along the rim of the sole and in the forefoot region.
- the shoe 900 comprises an upper 940.
- the shoe 900 with cushioning element 905 may, in particular, provide a high energy return to the foot of a wearer, combined with good heat insulation properties during ground contact and high ventilation, potentially with directed airflow, during other times of a gait cycle, thus helping to increase wearing comfort, endurance, performance and general wellbeing of an athlete.
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